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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

Mr.. Griffin, who was here from Pine Grove
having some concentrates worked at the Rock
Point mill, left for California the first Of this
week. 1t is understood that the concentrates
worked fairly we'll.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

Tho wholesale Department. OF this rstablishs
mept 10 stocked with the finest lines Of 2tandard
Brands Of Wines Whistles. Brandies. etc to DO
had In the Ban Franciaco market. also Imported
Ales and Porters, San Francisco Stock Ale and
Porter. Mifw ankee. BocA and Carson Beers. Cali.
fornia Clsret and white Wine-in fact. the moss
complete stock IN the State
The Retail Department. also, excsls any IN No
vads. and nothing but The very choicest 10 placed
before patrons.
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY.
All kinda Of Sandwiches % sli hours. All a.
esEs pTosevtly aeeaDded No. GIVE ~ plses cali
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

The Good Templars Of Dayton will eeles
brate their 9th anniversary on the 22nd Of
March, by literary entertainment and BAN
quet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
It is q Curieus Facf

benefit from medicine than at say other sea !.
son. Hence the Importance Of taking Hood s
Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the
most good. 1t is really wonderful for puri.
flying and enriching the blood. creating an
appetite, and giving healthy tone to the
whole system. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which is peculiar to itself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
RAILWAY ITEMS.
CORNELIUS vAsDERp1Ir, s. R. Fe.

CoRxELIus VANDERBILT, 8. R. Fearing
the Hon. @. n. Depew, Walter s. Webb
and II. B. Ledyard, representing tn. inter-
ests Of the Vanderbilt lines, made tour
of inspection Of the Lake Shore and Mich
iga1 Central roads, and then went over the
Northwestern road 10 st. Paul and Duluth.
They were accompanied ly President
Newell. Of the Lake Shore, President
Hughitt, Albert Keep and John Dekov n,
OF the Northwestern. From Duluth the
party w,nt to Omaha AMI Kansas City,
then returned to Chicago.
TIE Iowa railroad commissioners have
placed on hls an opinion stron yIy censur-
ing the employees Of the Chicago. Buriing-
ton and Quincy road for carelessn ss that
caused he wreck near Alton . month ago.
VIXEN Conductor Jackson's train pulled
away from the Milwaukee depot, Il Sioux
City, the other night it had over 500 pas
sengeSs returning from the Corn Palace.
when near Elk Point. d. r., ths engineer
noticed An obstruction on the track and
applying the air brakes succeeded IN st0p-
ping just - the engine struck : tic vhich
had been placed across tho track. Later
two msn we're sy1ested II : schOol- hcuss
nesS b, eupposed % hayU hesa the pegpe.
tsateEG q - alahelie3 aeeA 4 = N.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
AT THE SOUTH.

BIZ decision of the court Of appeals OF
Louisv lie, Ky, recently q man. declared
to be innocent by his alleged accomplice.
is sentenced TO death. Albert Turner and
Bill Paterson wer convicted of the mur-
der of Jennie Querman, which Turner
confessed, saying tuat Patterson was his
accomplice. Turner was nged Jnly IL,
and on the scaffod conf ssed that Paiter-
son knew nothing Of the crims. The court
OF appeals could not recogn ze Turner
confess on, being compelled TO keep to the
evidence before tue lower court. The date
OF Pattersons execu ion has not been set.
PHYSICIANS at Tampa, Fla, announce
the existence of yellow fever in that city.
There nre only two cases, both of white
typo. There has been one death. Peoplo
are panic stricken, and the city is IN
deserted. The fever wi | not likely be-
COM epidemic for sew ral days. There i.
little real cause for general alarm.
EXTENSIVE preparations are being made
for the conven ION TO be held in Memphis,
Tenn, October ~ and 2l Tor the improve
ment OF western water ways. Invi at Ons
have been ext nded TO many prom men
public men throughout tue county to b.
present and address the convention. Mu-
nIcipal, coun,y and state authorities are
earnestly requ ste to send delegates.
A BATTLE is expected between the hos
tile French and Evsrsole factions in Perry
county, Kentucky. They have been At
war tor several years. Last year they had
battle in the streets Of Hazard, the
county seat Of Perry, and since then fur
ther hostllitie5 have been expected at any
time. Both factions have armed for battle.
The chiefs, Eversole and Perry, are mer-
chants in Hazard and the wealthiest citi-
xens In the county.
Ex.Gov. WILLIAM B. WAsHBURN, OF
Greenfield, Mass. dropped dead on the
platform Of hall at session OF the board
Of foreign missions held in that city.
ACCORDING to the estimate OF Mr.. Lam
mont, private secretary, the president
shook hands with nine thousand peo-
pie at the reception in st. Louis and
many thousands Of disappointed ones
remained when the doors were closed.
THE business part Of the village Of San
ford, Fla. was wiped out by hre. Loss,
$500, 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
FOREIGN EVENTS.

The report of Consul Gen raj Bonham,
at Calcutta, British India, treats at length
Of the wheat interests of that country dur.
ing the fiscal year ending March 81, 1886.
The area devoted to wheat was about 27,-
600, 900 acres, and the total yield 269, ,0OO, 900
bushels. As compared with the waeat OF
t Pac fic coast, India wheat is inferior,
int when exported to Europe it is mixed
and ground with wheat of superior quality,
hy which process a fair rank of marketable
grades OF -four is obtained. The method
OF cultivatlng the soil is in the ma n the
same a. it was centuries ago, and there
seems to be great difficulty in inducin the
farmer to invest IN modern agricultural
implements.
CAIRO dispatches report that King John
OF Abyssinia. has ordered his generals 10
attack the 1t lians as soon as they emerge
from Massowah. The King 10 bent upon
war, it is sald-jus. as an illustrious pre.
de essor OF his was some ye rs ago. King
John Is likely to have an experience of the
s IT which overlook the other A,yssinian
monarch II he B not guided by wiser
counse 8.
The liberty Of the press in Germany is
not dangerously liberal in its extent. 4
Berlin editor wrote in censu.e Of "Prnce
Bismarck's false an insulting accusations
against the li6er is, which the latter nre 20
accustomed to hear hat they are no longer
excited thereby" And the edi or il now
| ngulsring in Jail unler sentence OF
hree months imprisonment.
A SECRET conference of German social
sts has been held at st. Gall, Switzerland.
The speakers bitt, rly denounced he course
pursued by tue socialist deputies in the
reichstag. A resolution was adopted con-
demning the oppo tun st policy OF the dep
uties under the lead OF Bsbel and Lieb.
knechI, VINO were charged with coquetting
with other parties, compromising the ,nde-
pendence and revolutionary character Of
the socialistic movem mt. r ports were
read showing that since the prev .ous con-
ference the socialists have spent l7O,O 600
marks, of which 1O0.Otk were used for
election exp nses and 90, ,0UO for defending
m mbers who had be n prosecuted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

DAKoT1 EEDNEsDAY

sack in hand ready to take the train for
the west. He refused to be intervie wed,
but his secretary let the cause Of his hap
piness out Of the bag.
AN improvement Of Prot. Bells instru-
ment Tor locating bullets in the body BY
electricity has been tried at Bellevue los.
pital. small steel plate was placed on
the mans leg. To one end of this was at
tached an insulated wire connected NTH o
telephone receiver, which in turn was con-
nected with another WIRE at the end Of
which was a probing neelie. This needle
was inserted in the wound until slight
clicking sound heard by the operating sur
geon who hell tho receiver at his ear
notified him Of the locat on Of the bullet.
In suit brought by the state of Pennsyi-
vania against S. M. Bailey, lately state
treasurer, the supreme court OF that state
has declded that Bailey and his bonlsmen
are responsible for about 100000, the
msney having been deposited by the treas.
urer in banks that failed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
FROM THE EAST.

The detaile report of the trustee OF the
in olvent esta 9 OF E. s. Wheeler. Of New
Haven, Conn.,, 8 ows the failure to be q
liabilities ut el,3l9,775, and the assets
$l6l,64', even these being doubtful.
The weekly Lark staten mt shows the
reserve decreased $9O4.OOO. The banks
now hold sS,1l3,O ,OtO in excess Of legal re-
qulreme Is.
The Detroit board OF trade has engaged
lawyer 10 present to the interstate COM
meroe commission the COMP amt of the
merchants Of that city, who charge that
them and in favor Of CHICAGO.
ACCORDING to New York telegram,
the hre losses in the United States in Sep
tember amounted to $7,927,O In Sep
tember OF last year they wers $6,5OO, 900.
In nne months Of the current year the
losses by IRE reached the enormous a :
greeate OF $93, l83, 500, being nearly $lO,.
oOO,O0o more than in the corresponding
n mon hs of 1885.
A DIsPATcH from London to the New
York Evening Sem says the British govern.
ment has received advices that the Viceroy
FL Hung Chang has notified Count Mckee
VICE that he cannot carry out the proposed
arrangements with the American capitalists.
The engagement is announced Of Sem
ator Hawley, Of Connectcu cut, and Miss
E lith Horner. Of Philadelphia, who ac-
quired wide reputation a. nurse with the
English armies during tho Zulu and Eyp-
tian wars.
Mr.. BAYARD, secretary Of state, does
not think the German assumption Of SOW
ereign power in the Samoan islands re-
quires any action on the part Of the United
States. Under treaty with Samoan tho
American government 10 entitled to the use
OF fine harbor and coaling station, but
this right has not been put to any use.
Germany has assured the Washington au-
thorities that her intention 10 not to annex
the Samoan group, but only to punish the
dethroned king for alleged unfair treat
ment of German trading company.
PHILADE1PHIAs district attorney holds
that pool selling is gambling, and, believ-
ing tho courts will decide that the business
ID olalton OF the camb ing law, advises
that the pool sellers b. notified to shut up
shop at once, and arrested IL they refused
to do so.
A WILKEsBARBE, Pa, telegram states
thct the hilhiy important piece Of infor-
nation has been ELECTED from Master
Workmen Powderly's private secretary that
the opposition 10 the master workman had
broken down, and that he would have two
thirds Of the delegates ct his back in the
Minneapolis convention. All the state
delegations ware polled. The New York
delegation will be almost unit for Pow.
derly. In the west whsre great spposi-
tion was expected, Il has dwindlsd down
70 nothing. PowdAtly va III SMILES n ~
steod q - Wilksshesse depds WITH asiDs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
IN THE WEST.

TWENTY SEVEN years ago Peter Lutx
married and settled down on johnson
county, H., farm. be had hvelchildren, the
youngest now thirteen years old. A few
years after marriage Mrs. Lutte became dis.
satisfied with country life aud left her hus-
band. He induced her 10 re urn, but soon
she left again, going 10 Omaha, where sh
was me, by w. W. Lynch who furnished
house for her and daughter. Lu'z heart
OF it and went TO Omaha for his wife. He
didn't suspect the intimacy between Mrs.
Lutz and Lynch until Mrs. Lutz and h own
daughter told him that Lynch wa, an il
licit companion of theirs. Lutx became
desperate, and going to the house shot and
killed his wife's paramouf and his dauRh-
ter's seducer. though arrested Lu will
most undoubtedly be given his liberty.
WILLIAM WALz, q young man we'll con-
nected, who left Freeport, ILL.,, recently
for the west, was found dead. hanging to
a tree, about ten miles from Waterloo,
Iowa. A life insurance policy for 5000
WAS found on his person, issued by the
Nat onal Reserve Insurance Company, Of
Sioux City. No reason can be found for
Walz's act. He was unmarried and OF
steady habits.
ANOTHER Methodist minister has sud
denly departed this lie at Rockford. Ill.
Rev. Norman Ransom, Of CIR nd N, Dakota.
arrived in Rockford the other day, and
died the same evening.
The National Farmers alliance has
closed its annual session at Minneapolis,
Mimi, and adjourned to meet next year in
Des Noines, Ia. The following officers
were elected: President, J. Burrows, OF
Nebraska; vice.president, ex- Senator l..
d. Whiting, OF Illinois; secretary, August
Post, OF Iowa; treasurer, j. ]. Furlong, OF
Minnesota; lecturer, A. p. Chase, OF Da-
kota. Gen. T. II. Barrett, president OF
the Minnesota alliance, presented a long
address, which was adopted rs the senti-
ment OF the alliance. 1t was devoted
chiefly to the denunciation OF the present
railway system as producing monopolistic
power to the detriment Of the people.
THERE seems to be o more healthful
respect for law among the Knights of Labor
in interior towns than is found in many Of
their assemblies in larger cities. At Dam
vile, Illinois, and other pl ices in that vi
cinitv, the Knights have refused to sign
petitions in favor OF clemency to the Chi
cago anarchists.
CAPITALISTS of Deadwood, d. T., Chi
cago, New York, Vermont and Wisconsin
have located $500 acres OF coal lands in
northwestern Wyoming, forty miles from
Deadwood, and organized tour stock conf
panies of 250.0 shares each. The coal
is good quality of bitum mons. and veins
are being worked that run from three to
seven ieet thick. Developments will be
pus Ell as fast MS men and money can do
it, and big results are expected. Railroad
surveyors have been at work already. and
one roaa Mt least will soon build into the
coal d 10
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
EI4lrlC4Al. wx5isLn

SEyFAkL members Of the New Hamp-
shire legisiature have sworn that they were
offered sums Of money for their votes on
bribes, The g-ntlemen who accepted have
not vi come forward 10 tell the amounts
they received. vs..
SOME Of the papers are commenting on
the circumstance that the presid mt set out
Oh his journ,y from Washington on Fri.
day, fact which they think will make his
trip OF interest to III rteen clubs and SUPER
-stit.ous people. The president, however,
has had good luck on his trip.
JUDGE MANNING. Minister to Mexico,
has rendered his resignat on to the state
department. His resignation is remni-
scence of last winter. When first appointed
10 succeed Minister Jackson, it will be
remembered, Judge Manning went to
Mexico an Immediately inbibed little
wine, causing scandal that eventually
died out. The senate committee on foreign
relations after this promptly decided 10 re.
port Judge NJ innings nominat on adverse.
iy. Such a report would have resulted in
Manning's rejection by the senate almost
befor he hud learned the streets in the
city Of Mexico. To prevent such humli.
ting consummat on, Manning's friends
went befor the committee and prom sed ii
favorable report was made, and Manning
confirmed. he would tender his resigna ton
at an early cate. This hs has done in
consumation Of the bargain then made.
A New YORK paper is frsntically urging
the people Of that city 10 "honor the
memory Of General Grant by voting foi
his son." The equally frantic efforts 90
persistently made to gei from the Gotham.
ties an exhibition Of honor for the memory
Of the old commander in the solid form oi
money wherewith to build hima monu.
ment. long ago became wearisome by thsii
monotony. The change Of method ofYers
cheaper way Of paying the tribute Of
honor, and may prove attractive TO the
frugal millionaires Of the great metropolis
ON that account.
THE democratic candidats for secretary
of state Of New York 10 the vice president
Of brewery. He must possess an insati-
able des re for Office when the vice presi-
dency Of a brewery will not suffice.
LATE reports confirm the showing Of the
earlier returns, which indicated that prohi-
bition has been defeated in Tennessee BY
about Is, 900 majority.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

dent inteu ion was to wreck the
train the passengers. vigorous
effort N0eSs 70 run down the would.
be wxo1 3Ae men srTeseed will b.
held and xy ms ieveptiRatipu made.
TKE annotn3 ~ 6sen mads from
New Yorkcf the n sslen d a. wsst-
ern Union. Baltimore and Dhio deal. Il
is understood that the terms are rs. O0o..
600 0t stock Of the Wester& Union ana Z
cash payment annually Of ,o0p.
TIM Omaha has issued q. joint circular
authCt zing agents south Of and ifcluding
Heron, Lake. and on the Bla4e Hills,
SIOUX Falls and Black river brakcksse 10
way-bill dstessd r. Sioux City, - Milff&
transit5or GhlrsS6 N lwaukee onfthSrmsE-:
diate ~ ions Il ~ Same rates an II.
effect direot ahipmants. 4 ss \. -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

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Aan'sohA have crossed ths Psmbina Sivss.
1t - probable that the Catholie ~.
leee for North Dakota will b loeaasd =
Fargo.
-Fsfmen N Dsnsl county, nsAs C1sae
Lana are engaging snssnsivsly IN sAssp
rsas'ne.
-Ins Surveyor On ths DulutA, pisrss
q BLACK Hills railroad ars In Sully ceazty
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

lion OF the conference seminary, that do
not include fund of at hast f25- 0O0 in
ash. AMI IN add ,tional eo5 mn Z, rss,, -
.eal est,te ;nclnd;r s,;,.h,a ..,.s 1 "
Resolved. That we permit competinp
o owns to canvass our territory in the inter.
,sts of tho above nsmsd ,,r,,ro.;t,nr.
Ift.r WI ~, ~ raI,s p:.oP :P"..
,o. ~ n.,.. nan W VIC ao''o~"e sPpoln'menss
or 'ne snsu nR year the confer, nee ad.
ourned.
SIOUX CITY DISTRICT.
Wilm I Waitfi,id, pres dug elder.
Aur slia--L b. hilbourn
Aurelia G cuit-G A. Var um
Battle ~ ek--J. W. Mccoy.
Charter Oak-E gar Fisher.
Cherokee-R. IL do YER
Ch +, X Q Grcuit--W II. Montgomery.
Correctionv ile--R Nit hell
Cush ny-G. W. C.se
Danbury-W J. Gardiner.
Liam nd-G. :. COrwin.
HOrniCk--J ames E Ray.
IDA Grove-G + Cline
kinssiey-E Il Draka
LaMar To Q suppl cd.
Marcus-A ]. Bee 9.
Mapeion-.G. {. Stire.
NJ rluen-T +. Carer.
Mer ll--John T. Lee
Onawa-W. w. Co 4.
Pslestine-F. w Annutt
Person.. l. Whitney.
Re ~ eu--E. :. Annabl
Sersean B uffs--F. J. McCatfrer
sloan and Whit nsD. d. Benedic.
s;nx S,n,. t,,in nnu-S -. Snyaer. ~ c,
onr t,;ty t,; HaddachII.mas I'll Roru. .a''
N,ox xG,x WI a ,,aI wv n,...u
TO-, ~. Gn,'lIu w. o'o"eh'
iui'i'-' A. "oo 'o"en
ALooNA DISTRICT.
g. W. p,ntt pr, sl,Iln, sldeY
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
NORTH DAKOTA.
A SUCCESSFUL FAar Midst Estssprisaas ~

- oOccesesol knsf As0oe Gntogpg1o1n4 xUo.
PIE.
A month ago the Bismarck 1sSbuas
estimated the Datota wheat crop q &, ,eOo,-
O0O bushels. Now thst estimate 3 con-
Armed BY the territorial statistieian, N.
Mcclure, who thinks il win even run over
that figure. OF this great yield tho Rcd
river valley counties win furnish IL
largest proportion. Az the investigates
goes north tho evidence of this mighty
harvest multiplies. and the nsarsr hs ap-
proaches the line the more convincins u
conclusion that 6O. .0OO, 900 Il the produsi.
In the lap Of the northern half Of this
valley Of stacks rests the town Of Grand
Forks. There the North Dakota fair has
just been held. and without drawing a
any considerable portion OF the :tesntceial
division named. it was satisfAetosy sue-
cess. The attendance vas principally ~
cal, significantly proving that tAses -
people ~ we'll % wheat STACKS tributary b
Grand Forks. To be financially sucesss-
full fair must bs held where IL psopls
are. Transpostatioa and vsa&hss
drawbacks win defeat the best fair possl-
BILE II the visitors have to trsvsl fl. h
great majority win b within IN sesy d.
ance. The last day Of The North DAAn4a
fair proved the wisdom Of this ysars lsss-
ton. There was no drawing card foe 49,
day until late Friday afternoon. 4 pazse
Of $3.50 was raised b ths town poopae,
and the Dakota and Minnssota gish aGreoa
10 ride hvs milo race 70 Vim, sllke No
sepps, like the wind the vinnAe = taho
the purse. Quick advertising by dodeossL
By telegrams to convenient stations anA "
the newspapers was ssfaeisnt 10 adytss ~
people within : practical dislaass ~
there wss sensation for The last day -
that Il would pay 70 turn oat % - trial
Of speed and skill that might tssminats
more pleasingly b thsir lecal pstde. h
attendance the last day vasy th1ee6ass,
large, and saved The manAgsmsnt = - -
cuIity from loss. Il tunsd ~ seales ~
gave the association . balance b ~ trsas-
my. A htls plushy histosy = veulA
recalling in this soonsstian. II 0sa1d
Forks tornado Last sunneg h1sw down -
fair buildings, the grand staAd, ~ 49,
and stalls and fsness-mAde 60.
plsss wreck Of svssytAins. Ths elEinss
had already pat up 1Aooo - sssass ~
fair, and failure - rsbnilA - haildinGs
and place them in good eoadi1toa vsslA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
The Northwestern Iowa Confer
ence Make Their Selections
for the Ensuing Year.
Dedication Of the HaAAeck MenerlAl
Church Resolutions Sabnittsd
and Adopted.

. The conference Of the n. Z. chursA for
1ae Northwest, in session for ssvsral days
q Sioux City, Iowa, with large aatsad-
ance. has closed it, session. II was .
meeting Of general interest Abls papers
were read and interesting and probable
discussions induleed In. Ths Haadock
Memorial church was dedicated with ap.
propriAte services. At this service he
chur,h was packed to ito utmost capee,ty
with I'm lnteliig nt aud apprsciaiiys audi
ence This church was built IN the past
lew mouths By The frisaaoe q Go q. Hal.
dock, IN memory OF his self. denying work
ANA tiie sacrifice Of his life ~ the first mar.
tl lor prohibition in Iowa The church 10
located ON F flh and Stsuben streets. The
ed1ce 10 u beautifully proportionsd and
art'sticaliy hnisned building. Within, the
church pres ms p eas ng appearance,
which on ,his occasion was heightened BY
hne display OF flowers and other artistic
decorations on the pulpit. the altar amt
within the alcove. The services were
iatrs .uced BY reading of the dedicatory
tual by Rev. Arthur Edwards, d. D.,
OF Chicago. The hymn, Am . soldier
OF the Gro o." was read by kev. E y, Gran.
sion, ID. D., Of Chicago, aud sung by the
con. regation, led by the choir OF the FIRST
n. +. church. Rev. c. G. Turner led in q
prayer OF deep feeling and earnsstness.
The C! Or rendered excsllently . very
clio CO anthem. Rev. G. w. Pratt read
the prayer OF Solomon at the dedi alton of
the temple, and r Y. W. Whnfi Id read u
scripture lesson. Rev. r. Z. Glass an
nounced the hymn, II will sing Of my
redeemer,' which was sung BY the congrs-
CATION.
DR.. Z wards delivered the ded,ca,or
sermon. The church cost nearly a, 900.
The following resolu ions were ado pted:
Resolred, That We will not at our ne IT
session consider l1opo ,,iions for the loc t.
ton OF the conference seminary. that do
not include fund OF at ieist e25, 900 in
cash, and an additional &25, ,00O in cash or
real estate including o suitable campus.
Resotred. That We permit competing
towns to canvass our territory in the inter.
ests of tho above named proportions.
After max ng the following appointments